Biography

Necmedîn Ebdullah Hemed was born on July 1, 1935, in the village of Goronî in the Choman district of Erbil province. Because there was no school in his village, he did not attend school. After the defeat of the September Revolution, he was deported by Iraqi government officials to the city of Diwaniyah. After two years in that city, he returned to Kurdistan in 1976, and later moved with his family to Iran to settle in that country. In 1991, he returned to Kurdistan and settled in the town of Pirmam. Due to the severity of his wounds, he passed away on November 3, 1994, in a hospital in the city of Naqadeh in East Kurdistan.

Work History

In 1961, he joined the Peshmerga forces of the September Revolution , and from 1964-1974 he was the head of the guards of the Barzani headquarters. He participated in the battles of Mount Zozik. In 1974, in the Diana region, he participated as a commander in the battle of Gelyê Omer Axa, where he was seriously wounded and his brother Wesman Ebdullah was martyred.

In 1976, at the beginning of the Gulan Revolution , he joined the Peshmerga forces, playing his role as initial units in the Balekayeti area. In the Gulan Revolution , he took on several duties and responsibilities, including serving as the Head of the Balek District Committee from 1979-1984. In 1988, he was an administrator of the second branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) military section, and at the same time, he was the commander of the Kurdistan Front Peshmerga forces in the Balekayeti area.

During the Gulan Revolution , as the Head of the Balek and Rawandiz District Committee and commander of the Balek forces, he supervised many partisan battles and activities: the 1981 Kospê Spî battle below the village of Pirswan in the Mincelayatî Valley, the 1982 Qubeya Gelale battle in the Gelale district of the Choman district, and the 1982 killing of a regime army officer known as (the mad officer), who had put great pressure on the people of the region and had become a great threat to them. In 1984, he attacked the agricultural office of the Gelale district, in 1985 he attacked the government intelligence in Choman, and in the same year, he attacked the Nawpirdan military checkpoint.

In 1991, he participated as a commander in the uprising of the people of South Kurdistan. In the same year, when the Iraqi army attacked again to occupy all of Kurdistan, Necmedîn Goronî was one of the commanders who defended the Kore battle.

He took on several duties and responsibilities, including becoming a member of Branch 2 and Head of the military section in 1992, Commander of the 5th Balek Army in 1993, and in 1994, during the establishment of Branch 10, he was appointed as a branch administrator and Head of the military section. In September 1994, he was appointed as a member of the Pirmam military bureau. In 1994, he was seriously wounded in the battle of Rawandiz, and in the same year, he was seriously wounded in an ambush at Qubeya in the town of Gelale, and due to the severity of his wounds, he was martyred.

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